EasyEnglish Semantically Analyzed Texts (SAT Series)
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EasyEnglish Semantically Analyzed Texts (SAT Series) |
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The idea of these materials is to help Second Language English speakers. We want them to help people who speak less English. You should use them together with any other standard English translations or commentaries that you have available. We do not intend that you should use our version alone. Bible Translators should not use these documents as their only starting point for a new translation into another language.
The Gospel of Mark [or download in
RTF format]
A Semantically Analyzed Text for the book of Mark. Produced by Leslie
Pride. Revised September 2005.
The Gospel of Luke [or download in RTF format]
Notes on the meaning of the Book of Luke. Produced by Leslie
Pride. June 2008.
The Book of Acts - Part 1
[or download in RTF format]
A Semantically Analyzed Text for the book of Acts - Part 1. Produced by
Leslie Pride. Revised September 2005.
The Book of Acts - Part 2
[or download in RTF format]
A Semantically Analyzed Text for the book of Acts - Part 2. Produced by
Leslie Pride. Revised September 2005.
The Book of Romans
[or download in RTF format]
A Semantically Analyzed Text for the book of Romans. Produced by Leslie
Pride. Revised September 2005.
Paul’s Second Letter to the Thessalonians (2
Thessalonians) [or download in RTF format]
A Semantically Analyzed Text for the book of 2 Thessalonians. Written by
Leslie Pride. January 2004.
Paul’s First Letter to Timothy (1
Timothy) [or download in RTF format]
A Semantically Analyzed Text for the book of 1 Timothy. Written by Leslie
& Kitty Pride. January 2004.
James writes a general
letter to all God's people (James)
[or download in RTF format]
A Semantically Analyzed Text for the book of James. Written by Leslie
& Kitty Pride. July 2007.
Life That Never Ends (1, 2 and 3
John)
[or download in RTF
format]
A Semantically Analyzed Text for the letters of John. Written by Leslie
& Kitty Pride. February 2004.
We have found it to be the consistent view of experienced translators that the logical connection of thoughts is very important in bible translation. For this reason, these documents contain, in places, sentences that are slightly more complex than a strict interpretation of EasyEnglish grammar rules would allow.
The files are either HTML or RTF format. If you are not sure which format you want or how to download a file, see Downloading EasyEnglish Publications.